Getting started with Rabbit

Install Rabbit into Grasshopper

In order to install Rabbit into Grasshopper:

  • Download the latest version of RABBIT HERE.
  • Open Grasshopper. You’ll need a Grasshopper version, newer than 0.8.0065
  • In Grasshopper, Go to ‘File’ > ‘Special Folders’ > ‘Components Folder’. The components folder should pop-up.

  • Place the ‘Rabbit.gha’ file that you downloaded into that folder
  • Restart Rhino.  Start Grasshopper.
  • You should see the Rabbit toolbar in the tabs

Start using Rabbit

Use the navigation bellow, to continue with the course.

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16 thoughts on “Install Rabbit into Grasshopper”

  3. jonasheckmeier@yahoo.de says:

    After i followed all those steps, the toolbars for Rabbit are still not there.

  4. Morphocode says:

    Hi there,

    Could you please let us know what version of Rhino are you using?
    Please note that we haven’t updated Rabbit in a while, so it currently doesn’t work with Rhino 6.

  5. jason says:

    Thanks for your kindly sharing! It helps me a lot!
    However, I have a question about the boundary of the cell grids.
    I mean, I there any way to control the wrapping?
    Because wrapping can be switched off though to prevent flying geometries, when stacking individual game generations to produce a three-dimensional Game of Life in recording mode.
    Thanks!
    Jason

  6. Morphocode says:

    Hello Jason,

    We are glad to hear that Rabbit is useful to you! Unfortunately, there isn’t an option to control the wrapping. A workaround is to create larger grids so that the cells don’t “fall” out of the boundary.

    If you are into coding you can have a look at the source code and try to customize the plugin to your needs: https://github.com/morphocode/rabbit

    Cheers,
    Kiro

  8. Morphocode says:

    Hello there,

    Thank you for your interest in Rabbit!

    We will likely update Rabbit to work with Rhino 6 in the future. Currently, we do not have an exact date, but we will keep you posted.

    Please note that Rabbit is open-source, so you can fork the repository and adapt it to your needs: https://github.com/morphocode/rabbit

    Best,
    Kiro

  9. avasile@ltu.edu says:

    Hi,

    I followed all the steps as well and it still doesn’t show up in my toolbars. I am using Rhino 5 that I have just downloaded and installed today, along with the latest version of grasshopper. Any potential leads on why am I having trouble?

    Best,
    Andreea

  10. LOKE ZHI MING says:

    Hi there, thanks for informing regarding compatibility with Rhino 6 . Wanted to ask is Rabbit available for Rhino 6 now ? Thanks

  11. Rajitha Jayasekera says:

    Hi,

    Is there a compatible version for Rhino6 available yet? If not, are there any simillar plugins that can be used to achieve the same this?

  13. Wyatt.a.mccoy@gmail.com says:

    The “Turtle” function has a runtime error that I can’t seem to fix on Macintosh. It says a file is missing. Is it incompatible with Rhino 7, or Mac?

  14. T.Franzen-storm@rgu.ac.uk says:

    Just a piece of useful information. Rabbit works with Rhino 6 and 7 grasshopper version 1.0.0007. Just follow the instruction above and very important, if the Rabbit plug-in doesn’t show in Grasshopper, right-click on the Rabbit.gha file in the appointed folder and click on properties and check the unblock box in the general tap.

  15. claudiofeldman@gmail.com says:

    Hola :
    Pregunte algo hace 2 anios,…–vaya!–. ( 2019/sin respuestas recibidas)
    Estoy de vuelta aqui, para probar de nuevo.
    Hoy (2021).
    ?

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